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US, Cuba and Iran join global rescue effort after Venezuela earthquakes
Latin American countries, including Mexico, Brazil, El Salvador, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic and Cuba, also offered solidarity and help. Cuban health workers were already on the scene, said the foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, and were “fully mobilised and providing medical services to the affected population”.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jun/25/us-cuba-iran-global-rescue-effort-venezuela-earthquakes

Cepeda accepts Colombian presidential election result
Mr Cepeda said: “I do so as an act of democratic responsibility and a contribution to peace, because we deeply believe in democracy and that political differences should be resolved through citizen participation and respect for institutions.”
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/cepeda-accepts-colombian-presidential-election-result

‘People shouldn’t expect there will be water in their taps every day’: why is St Lucia running out of water?
The water scarcity crisis plaguing the Caribbean nation had become so severe that last March the island’s hospitality and tourism sector considered bringing in water by barge from its neighbour, Dominica. For experts, this was a sign that, as the climate crisis worsens, extreme weather events could trigger systemic risks on the island.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jun/25/st-lucia-running-out-of-water-scarcity-crisis-rainfall

SA government legitimising anti-migrant vigilantes, experts warn
“Our investigations show that in townships, ‘community development’ associations run protection rackets determining who can live, build, or conduct business in their ‘communities’”, said the researchers in a recent post on the African Centre for Migration & Society (ACMS) website. “They work in collaboration with local police to remove unwanted people.” According to the ACMS’s Xenowatch dashboard, xenophobic violence in South Africa has resulted in 75 deaths from 406 verified incidents of xenophobic discrimination in the period between 2022 and 2025.
https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/sa-government-legitimising-anti-migrant-vigilantes-experts-warn/

Hundreds arrested as Kenyans mark the anniversary of deadly protests in 2024
At least 60 people were killed when police opened fire outside Parliament in Nairobi in the June 2024 protests that were triggered by tax increases. The victims’ families said that they were protesting against a lack of transparency in compensating the victims, after the government promised reparations.
https://apnews.com/article/kenya-protests-william-ruto-nairobi-1abfae9815508354b31c4eb974f82f19

UN agency pauses Hormuz ship evacuation initiative after vessel attacked
The United Nations’ International Maritime Organization (IMO) has paused its Strait of Hormuz evacuation initiative after a vessel was attacked in the Gulf of Oman. A cargo ship reported a suspected attack as it attempted to ⁠pass through the Strait of Hormuz close to the coast of Oman on Thursday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/6/25/un-agency-pauses-hormuz-ship-evacuation-initiative-after-vessel-attacked
https://archive.ph/zF0qP

Israel says troops will not withdraw from Lebanon, Gaza and Syria 'security zones'
The Israeli military has launched widespread airstrikes in Lebanon and its troops have occupied parts of the country's south after Lebanon was dragged into the wider Middle East conflict, triggered by the joint Israeli-US military assault on Iran.
https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-says-troops-wont-withdraw-lebanon-gaza-and-syria

German police brace for unrest at far-right AfD conference
Internal security assessments warn that more than 50,000 demonstrators could descend on the party’s conference in Erfurt in eastern Germany on July 4-5. The biggest concern, according to internal police documents seen by WELT, is that a hard core of up to 2,500 violent left-wing extremists could spark rioting similar to the 2017 G2O meeting in Hamburg.
https://www.politico.eu/article/german-police-fear-unrest-afd-conference/
https://archive.ph/VE3nz

UK Doctors’ Union Drops Israel-Backed Definition of Antisemitism
The definition was officially adopted by Israel’s government in 2017. Doctors voted to drop it at the BMA’s annual meeting on Tuesday over fears that medics are being punished for their views on international politics. Several doctors have faced suspension and disciplinary action over their support for Palestine. They include plastic surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah who was cleared of antisemitism allegations in January after writing a newspaper article for a Lebanese outlet and two posts on X that critics said showed support for Hamas.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/06/25/uk-doctors-union-drops-israel-backed-definition-of-antisemitism/

Cambodia Supreme Court upholds treason convictions of 2 journalists
CAMBODIA’S Supreme Court today upheld the treason conviction and 14-year prison sentence of two journalists who posted photographs on Facebook last year related to border clashes with Thailand. The decision has sparked new accusations from rights groups that Prime Minister Hun Manet’s government is influencing the courts to quash press freedoms.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/cambodia-supreme-court-upholds-treason-convictions-2-journalists

How one Indian textile worker copes with extreme heat in factory work and cramped living quarters
Over 200 workers live on two floors that are essentially huge halls divided into plywood cubicles that each house up to 10 people. There is little ventilation apart from a few ceiling fans. Temperatures have already reached 38 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit) this summer, making both the factories and the workers’ housing feel stifling.
https://apnews.com/article/india-textile-climate-change-heat-workers-factory-3fd96aa31437eef62b9120af23d96634

BEST Strike in Mumbai: Years of Unfulfilled Promises, Structural Neglect
From unpaid employee dues and stalled budget reforms to controversial depot monetisation and the expansion of the wet-lease model, the strike has reopened fundamental questions about the future of public transport in Mumbai.
https://www.newsclick.in/best-strike-mumbai-years-unfulfilled-promises-structural-neglect

US supreme court blocks thousands of lawsuits over Roundup maker’s pesticide warning labels
The ruling “should help significantly contain the Roundup litigation after nearly a decade of legal battles”, Bayer wrote in its statement. “The ruling should result in the dismissal of current warning-based claims and bar future failure-to-warn claims.”
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jun/25/monsanto-supreme-court-pesticide-case

Congress Urged to Reject Trump’s $88 Billion Request for Iran War
In a letter sent to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought said that most of the requested funding “will address urgent needs related to Operation Epic Fury (OEF), in addition to other critical needs such as responding to the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa and supporting hardworking American farmers.”
https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-war-supplemental-funding

Supreme Court clears way for Trump administration to revive restrictive policy for asylum seekers
The justices, in a 6-3 decision, overturned a lower court order blocking the practice that limited the number of people who could apply for asylum each day, first under the Obama administration and then expanded during President Donald Trump’s first term.
https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-immigration-trump-d36d0092617c7115780c06de38e2000f

DHS watchdog to review ICE detainee deaths, use of force
The new reviews follow an increase in deaths among migrants in ICE detention, including the death of a detainee at Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, this year that was ruled a homicide and is under investigation by the FBI, according to DHS.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/dhs-watchdog-announces-new-ice-reviews-rcna351729

California billionaire tax will appear on ballot after deadline for deal passes
The so-called billionaire tax is among the highest-profile ballot efforts in the US this year taking aim at rising wealth disparities, and is set to be one of the state’s most contentious ballot initiatives. It has already spurred tech moguls to pour millions of dollars into attempts to stop the proposal.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/all

Letitia James faults Mamdani for ‘blowing up’ Democratic Party
James said other political colleagues have expressed that they are “disappointed” in Mamdani’s push to change the party. “All of us are a little frustrated with the Democratic Party. But you don’t blow it up. That’s what MAGA has done,” James told CNN. Some fear that Mamdani’s endorsements may shift relationships with Democratic lawmakers in Congress, local investors and other key leaders in New York.
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5938488-letitia-james-mamdani-endorsements/
https://archive.ph/92jpM

Board freezes rent on 1 and 2-year leases for NYC's 1 million rent-regulated apartments
For the first time in its history, New York's Rent Guidelines Board voted to freeze rents for both one-year and two-year leases for the city's one million rent-regulated apartments. The board voted 7-1 in favor of the rent freeze on Thursday night, as tenants, packed inside El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem, unleashed unbridled joy and relief.
https://abc7ny.com/post/final-rent-guidelines-board-vote-thursday-east-harlem-increase-freeze-hanging-balance/19378211/

Los Angeles investigating alleged unpermitted construction at warehouse involved in massive fire
The city's Department of Building and Safety opened the probe on June 17, the same day a fire tore through dozens of solar panels on the roof of the 500,000-square-foot cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/los-angeles-boyle-heights-warehouse-fire-investigating-construction/

Vermont is the first state to ban paraquat, a weed killer linked to Parkinson’s disease
Vermont has become the first U.S. state to ban paraquat, one of the most commonly used herbicides, with lawmakers citing a possible link between the weed killer and Parkinson’s disease. The ban has been widely celebrated by advocates who hope Vermont’s move will prompt similar action in other states to prevent the neurologic disease that robs people of control over their movements and affects about 1 million Americans.
https://apnews.com/article/vermont-paraquat-ban-pesticide-parkinsons-disease-f4c363e1ac7f702a5223548a1eedfd2d

10 years after the Brexit vote: where next for Britain and Europe?
The aftershocks of this political earthquake are still being felt today. British capitalism bears the scars of losing free access to the market of its biggest trading partner. Government ministers are talking about a ‘reset’ between the UK and Europe. Careerists like Wes Streeting, meanwhile, have gone even further, calling for Britain to rejoin the European Union (EU). On the other side, Reform UK – formerly known as the Brexit Party – is currently riding high in the polls. And its leader, the prominent Leave campaigner Nigel Farage, is eyeing up a residency in Number 10. A decade on from the EU referendum, therefore, it is clear that the subject of Europe still haunts British politics. This raises a number of pertinent questions. How did Brexit come about in the first place? What attitude should communists have towards ‘the European project’? And what is the perspectiv
https://marxist.com/10-years-after-the-brexit-vote-where-next-for-britain-and-europe.htm

Elections in Colombia Signal Another Victory for the Right in Latin America
Abelardo de la Espriella appears poised to become Colombia’s next president. At the time of writing, he maintains a narrow lead over Iván Cepeda, a member of outgoing president Gustavo Petro’s Pacto Histórico (Historical Pact) party. De la Espriella, a far-right millionaire, is the latest candidate in a recent wave of Trump allies in Latin America to make significant electoral gains. With nearly all ballots counted in one of the most hotly contested elections in the country’s history, de la Espriella has won 49.6 percent of the vote compared to Cepeda’s 48.6 percent. Just 250,830 votes currently separate the two candidates, according to this preliminary tally, and 1.6 percent of Colombians cast a blank ballot. Both President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have already congratulated de la Espriella. However, the final, official outcome may differ. Indeed, in the 2022 election, Pacto Histórico gained half a million votes compared to the preliminary count. In this sense, U.S. imperialism is clearly trying to put its finger on the scale, prematurely calling the election for its ally before the outcome has been finalized. Nonetheless, whereas Cepeda appears to have won in the Caribbean, Pacific, and southern regions — areas historically affected by conflict between guerilla groups and the state, and with a strong presence of social movements — de la Espriella swept the bastions of traditional economic and political power, including Antioquia, Santander, the Eastern Planes (Orinoquia), and coffee region. As we await the final outcome, one thing is clear: Sunday’s results demonstrate that the right-wing wave in Latin America continues.
https://www.leftvoice.org/colombia-elections-victory-for-latin-american-right/

Good For Nothing by Mark Fisher
I’ve suffered from depression intermittently since I was a teenager. Some of these episodes have been highly debilitating – resulting in self-harm, withdrawal (where I would spend months on end in my own room, only venturing out to sign-on or to buy the minimal amounts of food I was consuming), and time spent on psychiatric wards. I wouldn’t say I’ve recovered from the condition, but I’m pleased to say that both the incidences and the severity of depressive episodes have greatly lessened in recent years. Partly, that is a consequence of changes in my life situation, but it’s also to do with coming to a different understanding of my depression and what caused it. I offer up my own experiences of mental distress not because I think there’s anything special or unique about them, but in support of the claim that many forms of depression are best understood – and best combatted – through frames that are impersonal and political rather than individual and ‘psychological’.
https://theoccupiedtimes.org/?p=12841

>>2850618
The Supreme Court should be burned down with all the anti-justices inside.


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